Trevor Williams’ resurgence with the Washington Nationals has seen him jump out to a 4-0 record with a 1.96 ERA in seven starts. Williams has yet to surrender a home run, and he’s also one of the reasons why this team is hanging around the .500 mark.
Washington Nationals pitcher Stephen Strasburg has officially retired from professional baseball, the team announced this past weekend.
Washington Nationals infielder Trey Lipscomb made his MLB debut last week. He earned a spot in the lineup after Nick Senzel broke his thumb while fielding a baseball during pregame warmups on Opening Day.
After he turned down a 15-year, $440 million contract, the Nationals will entertain trades for superstar Juan Soto. What teams could make a huge splash?
We have a monster 13-game main slate beginning at 7:05 pm EDT on DraftKings. That means we have plenty of players to choose from.
Porter is an older High School star as he recently turned 19. Nevertheless, he may be the most talented prep arm in the draft.
With 10 games on the 7 pm EDT slate on DraftKings, we are going to change up the format a bit. For this edition of DFS, I will tier the players according to salary.
Well, we graded the offseason for all of the American League teams. You know what that means. It’s time to look at the National League.
Only two years removed from their first World Series Championship in franchise history, the Washington Nationals traded most of their team last year. Although they are in a rebuild now, Washington did sign a few free agents and is looking to improve on their 65-97 record from 2021.
Entering the 2021 season, MLB Pipeline had the Washington farm system ranked dead last. This changed in the midseason rankings due to a fire sale at the Major League level at the 2021 trade deadline
The Washington Nationals will look to return to relevance just two years removed from their World Series Championship. What do they need to do to make a run in the NL East?
Like their ‘next-door neighbor,’ the Washington Nationals are a franchise attached to another city. Formerly the Montreal Expos, this franchise has had some great players yet mediocre results on the field. Who makes their All-Time Roster?
Trevor Williams’ resurgence with the Washington Nationals has seen him jump out to a 4-0 record with a 1.96 ERA in seven starts. Williams has yet to surrender a home run, and he’s also one of the reasons why this team is hanging around the .500 mark.
Washington Nationals pitcher Stephen Strasburg has officially retired from professional baseball, the team announced this past weekend.
Washington Nationals infielder Trey Lipscomb made his MLB debut last week. He earned a spot in the lineup after Nick Senzel broke his thumb while fielding a baseball during pregame warmups on Opening Day.
After he turned down a 15-year, $440 million contract, the Nationals will entertain trades for superstar Juan Soto. What teams could make a huge splash?
We have a monster 13-game main slate beginning at 7:05 pm EDT on DraftKings. That means we have plenty of players to choose from.
Porter is an older High School star as he recently turned 19. Nevertheless, he may be the most talented prep arm in the draft.
With 10 games on the 7 pm EDT slate on DraftKings, we are going to change up the format a bit. For this edition of DFS, I will tier the players according to salary.
Well, we graded the offseason for all of the American League teams. You know what that means. It’s time to look at the National League.
Only two years removed from their first World Series Championship in franchise history, the Washington Nationals traded most of their team last year. Although they are in a rebuild now, Washington did sign a few free agents and is looking to improve on their 65-97 record from 2021.
Entering the 2021 season, MLB Pipeline had the Washington farm system ranked dead last. This changed in the midseason rankings due to a fire sale at the Major League level at the 2021 trade deadline
The Washington Nationals will look to return to relevance just two years removed from their World Series Championship. What do they need to do to make a run in the NL East?
Like their ‘next-door neighbor,’ the Washington Nationals are a franchise attached to another city. Formerly the Montreal Expos, this franchise has had some great players yet mediocre results on the field. Who makes their All-Time Roster?
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